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Looking for capy breeders in florida or georgia

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Debated where I should put this, then I decided here because I am looking for breeders and not specifically the capybara. I don't want people responding to my ad with their capybaras when they are not what I'm looking for atm.
Already talked to Justin, the typical go to guy for capybaras and the kansas lady too, I am just looking for someplace in florida or georgia that will breed and sell their capybaras as I've hit a dead end.

And on another note, what do any of you think about zoo's selling a class 3 animal to private individuals? Do they do it? Or they do only strictly deal with brokers? I imagine capys would be a typical surplus animal that they would need to "get rid of".
Thanks!
 
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